Send us a text In this episode, Nash Calvin gives us an inside look at how Hyperlite designs, refines, tests, and produces their products. Although known for their UL simplicity, there is still a lot that goes into each product. You'll even get to hear about what benefits international manufacturing has on the customer. Hyperlite Mountain Gear CrossPeak2 Hyperlite Mountain Gear x Dyneema®Woven Composites Find Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

Hello yarn friends!The first episode of the Make Joy podcast is finally here - thank you for listening!When doing something scary or outside of your comfort zone, it’s always great to have a friend along for the ride, and I’m so happy that Aleks Byrd agreed to be with me on this first episode.Aleks and I travelled to Estonia earlier this year on a knitting retreat with Stitchtopia holidays and it was amazing to see the country that Aleks loves so much, and learn about it through their knitting

This week on Not Your Granny’s Quilt Show, I’m joined by Kim Moos, the creative force behind Cotton Cuts—home of the beloved Puzzle Mystery Quilt! 🧩✂️ Kim’s sewing journey started when she was young, but she first found herself in the corporate world of Biomedical Engineering. Luckily for quilters everywhere, she returned to her sewing roots and launched Cotton Cuts in 2016, bringing the magic of subscription boxes to our sewing tables.From cutting pieces by hand to using high-tech die-cutters and

In this episode of Life Well Stitched, our Hosts, Mary Meier-Evans and Elizabeth Ann Meier (EA) discuss their favorite camp memories. In the wake of the tragic flooding events in Central Texas, and Camp Mystic, Mary and Elizabeth Ann spend a little time remember what made camp special for them. As a side note, Mary is an alumni of Camp Mystic. Shop our Needlepoint Canvas Designs, Vintage Textiles and Ribbons, and SO much more! Click here to see what's currently available! Ment...

Ash Mahoney is joined by Dale Wherton from (PBS) Potteries Bricklaying Services Ltd. to discuss his experiences in the trade, his thoughts on the Bricklaying trade, his journey to competing at Super Trowel and his place in the 700 club.

Chris Frediani is joined by The Gingerspread Man AKA Luke Hipgrove to talk about nightmare jobs and challenging situations where he's managed to get a positive outcome. Racr car driver and Plasterer Duncan Cowper talks about the nightmare of plastering the London Underground and other jobs that he's saved from disaster!

In this episode of Hot Cakes, Sara and Jules talk about customer service, yarn shop drama, and the importance of building a community!Do you have a hot take? Email us at hotcakescraftpod@gmail.com!Support the show on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/hotcakescraftpodWhere to find Jules (she/her): www.juliettepecautdesigns.cominstagram.com/juliettepecautdesignsMailing list: https://juliettepecautdesigns.com/pages/subscribeWhere to find Sara (they/she):

Send us a text In this episode of the Sewing Social podcast, host Gemma Daly interviews Emma, the founder of Cinnamon Daisy, a brand known for its size-inclusive sewing patterns. Emma opens up about her journey from struggling with sewing to rediscovering her passion during the pandemic. They discuss the role of sustainability in sewing pattern design, the challenges of running a small business, and the joy of empowering the sewing community. Emma also shares her design philosophy...

Meg leads our episode today discussing "propaganda we will not be buying" when it comes to fiber arts. Coming off a popular social media trend, the cast brings up certain ideas that seem to be set in stone with some of the community. Some ideas we are not buying that blocking is always necessary, nice yarn is only meant for special projects, handmade gifts are always appreciated, and much more! See what you can relate to this episode, and let us know about "propaganda" you are not buying.Find out

Justine Horne from Justine Lisa Designs & Decorates joins Joel and Todd to tell the story behind a 40m2 mural created for The Royal British Legion Care Home in Boradstairs. Justine describes the work that went into the design process, the collaboration with the scaffolders, her method, paints and products... as well as the reaction from the residents and staff.

As our featured artist for July 2025, a selection of Eve McNie's layouts inspired our latest sketch collection for Simple Scrapper members. In this episode, Eve shares insights about her life and creative processes, including her love of the 12x12 format. Our conversation also highlights Eve's time living in different countries, her crafting style, and her participation in various community scrapbooking projects. Links Mentioned Eve’s Instagram: @caledoniapapercraft30 Days of Sketches with Ch...

Send us feedback about this episode! Thinking about upgrading to an industrial sewing machine—or just curious what all the fuss is about? In this episode, we dive into the world of industrial machines: what makes them different from home models, when (and why) you might want one, and what to know before you buy. From mechanisms to motors, we break it all down so you can make an informed decision. Whether you're a hobbyist leveling up or a maker building a small business, this episode is packe...

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of secondhand crafting with Stephanie, the visionary founder of Bottom of the Bin. Stephanie shares her journey from thrifting novice to sustainable-supply guru, revealing how she sources hidden gems, breathes new life into “trash,” and builds a community around upcycled art. Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just curious about eco-friendly materials, Stephanie’s story will inspire you to rethink what ends up in the landfill—and see possibilities in

Wool Month is back for its third year! In this extended episode, Anne and Steph take you behind the scenes of the free annual event that celebrates Norwegian wool, its heritage, and the knitting traditions that keep it alive. From the story of how Wool Month began as a spontaneous idea to the details of this year’s pattern and guest presentations, you’ll hear the history, the practical tips, and the heart behind this celebration.If you love yarn, history, and authentic Norwegian knitting,

Episode 20: Sewing with Unconventional Materials This week, we’re thinking outside the fabric store! Join Bethany and Audra as we dive into the world of sewing with unconventional materials—from thrifted treasures to household odds and ends, nothing is off-limits. We kick things off with a fun icebreaker: What’s the weirdest or most unexpected material you’ve ever sewn with? (Bethany’s answer might surprise you!) Then we explore why stepping outside traditional textiles can spark creativity, ...

ep 69 Revisiting old makes do you revisit older makes when they no longer serve you? Why or why not? what kind of alterations come to mind for refreshing your makes? what garment of yours do you most want to Refresh now? What would you do? Insewmniacs is created, performed, edited and produced by Jenny Hassler and Moira Asheland. Please check us out on Instagram at @insewmniacs @johassler @atomicbabycosplay. You can find our community over on Patreon - it's free to join! -&n...

Hey Forkies!Welcome back to another episode of your favorite podcast that nobody asked for!This week we are diving back into the Mezzo Makes drama over the Baja blast preorder. It’s our first episode where we will actually be talking shit while we make shit. Grab a drink, grab a WIP, and let’s get to it! If you’d like to become one of our little darlings in the haters club, you can join our “Darling little haters club” tier on Patreon for more information.Love the podcast, and want more content or

Chimps create a new fashion statement and are rocking it, but I don’t think humans should take this on board. Brad and Sam threw it back to the start of social media and found some GREAT old tweets from Wayne Rooney. Did you know sloths were gassy? Find out what they sound like… it’s not what your expecting! Plus loads of your messages and voice notes.Also if you love the podcast, vote for us in the Listener's Choice award at this years British Podcast Awards, go to

Today we get into some sewing machine history and personal lore, with the second half of TR’s infamous Sewing Machine Song! We will dissect and explain every line through the lens of the lessons learned so far on this podcast. Originally published January 26th 2025https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rana_Plaza_collapse Get ad-free episodes through our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Used2Sew Facebook:

This lively chat covered everything from Rochelle's wild quilt show adventures and her intense rock-climbing training with Lance (talk about multi-talented!) to the magical world of sewing retreats and tackling those tricky directional fabrics. Leslie shares about her studio build and some recent TV show binges, proving that our quilting lives are never dull! And the creativity doesn't stop there! Rochelle shared her brilliant fabric organization hacks using accordion files, and we got the in...